Amid the federal shutdown, Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley's office provides guidance and limited services to constituents, maintaining communication for urgent matters.

Mayor Muriel Bowser promotes breast cancer awareness in DC, emphasizing the importance of screenings and equitable access to care through initiatives like Project WISH.

Rep. John James of Michigan opted to forgo his salary during a government shutdown caused by disputes over a proposed spending bill. He criticizes Democrats for using the situation as leverage and advocates for a swift resolution.

Timothy Wiggins was arrested for two home burglaries in Northwest D.C., as announced by the Metropolitan Police Department.

D.C. felon Dewayne Keith Miles receives a 36-month sentence for a daylight shooting involving an illegal pistol, under "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative.

A Hungarian-Spanish man received a 31-month prison term for attempting to export military radios to Russia illegally. He'll face deportation after serving his sentence and a fine.

Montgomery County Police seek public assistance in locating missing teenager Erika Kamila Mancia-Martinez. She was last seen at her home in Montgomery County.

GOP Rep. Cole blames Democrats for the potential government shutdown, citing their demands in funding negotiations as unreasonable and a cause for the impasse.

Washington D.C. residents can expect a comfortable high of 73°F with a mix of overcast and sunny skies, along with a northeast wind. The clear night will see lows around 51°F.

Authorities seek help finding 13-year-old Catalina Rivera Velasco; investigation led by Montgomery County Police Special Victims Division. No detailed description provided.

US and Japan antitrust officials met in Washington D.C. to coordinate competition policies, reaffirming their commitment to collaborate on such matters.

Senator Deb Fischer aims to cut wasteful government spending and redirect funds to projects in Nebraska, highlighting efforts to rescind $11 billion in unused IRS funds and advocating for investment in local infrastructure and defense.

DC Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old Sa'Monie Brothers; urging anyone with information to contact them. The community is involved in the search, with flyers being distributed.